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James Ellis, Principal Associate

James Ellis

Principal Associate

Practice areas

  • Local government
  • Pensions
  • Public sector pensions

Practice notes

James Ellis is a Principal Associate in our pensions team. James has experience of advising both private and public sector clients on various matters.

In the private sector, James has experience of advising both trustees and companies on a wide variety of matters, including pension increase exchange exercises, scheme closure projects, automatic enrolment, the pensions aspects of corporate transactions and on trustee liability and insurance matters.

James also has a broad experience of advising public sector clients, particularly in relation to outsourcing projects involving the Local Government Pension Scheme and on mergers/restructurings within the public sector.

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